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Tidbits From Haiti! FRANCISCAN LIFE - May 6, 2013 ... the village. Three of our parishioners were hanging out the back of the Rhino. We tried to get them to sit inside but they like to sit on the rim. No one fell off so I guess they're used to it! The Haitian people have had one natural disaster after the other and have been faced with continual oppression and injustice from other countries and their own leaders throughout their history. Yet nothing seems to lessen their enthusiasm for celebrating their faith. I guess when you suffer like that ...http://franciscanlife.blogspot.com/2013/05/tidbits-from-haiti.html
5th Sunday of Easter - Year C SUNDAY HOMILIES FROM AUSTRALIA - April 27, 2013 Acts 14:21-27; Apocalypse 21:1-5; John 13:31-35 It's good to stand outside the church before Mass and say hello to you all as you come in. You drive your car, you walk, some of you even come on a bicycle. You smile at me and greet me. Many of you I know - some of you I know well. Some are visitors - from interesting places around the world, from other parishes and from other states of Australia. You come in and take your place, your favourite seat. Some wave to friends at ...http://homiliesfromaustralia.blogspot.com/2013/04/5th-sunday-of-easter-year-c.html
Active Participation and Singing ROMA LOCUTA EST - April 8, 2013 ... singing along was on par with reciting the Creed. If you did not say the Creed out loud you did not believe, and if you did not sing aloud you were not praying ... so it was thought. The problem is, we all had our faces buried in the song book, so we missed the entrance procession altogether. Unless you were an altar server who was spared the required book-in-hand because of the preoccupation of holding a candle, you missed the procession of the priest and the ...http://causafinitaest.blogspot.com/2013/04/active-participation-and-singing.html
Holy Week With the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham NEW LITURGICAL MOVEMENT - April 4, 2013 ... foundation of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham in January 2011, that the full Holy Week ceremonies have been celebrated by the Ordinary in a church dedicated to the life of the Personal Ordinariate. In January 2013, the historic church of Our Lady of the Assumption and Saint Gregory, Warwick Street, was generously given to the care of the Personal Ordinariate by the Archbishop of Westminster, the Most Reverend Vincent Nichols. The church, which once served as ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheNewLiturgicalMovement/~3/4a6azIbaUeM/holy-week-with-personal-ordinariate-of.html
Holy Thursday 2013 A CONCORD PASTOR COMMENTS - March 27, 2013 ... we are about the work of the church: offering praise and thanks to God for the mercy, love and forgiveness that is ours in the dying and rising of Christ. We do this in memory of Jesus Christ, our passover and our lasting peace... Although we easily associate the Lord's Supper and this particular liturgy with the Eucharist , the gospel for this day is John's account of the supper on the eve of Jesus' death and in this account the Eucharist is not mentioned. Rather, John presents us with Jesus ...http://concordpastor.blogspot.com/2013/03/holy-thursday-2013.html
My View From the Pew DOLCE DOMUM - March 24, 2013 Today was Palm Sunday and the commencement of my favorite week of the year: Holy Week. It is a time of deep prayer and reflection for me. And at the Easter Vigil Mass on Saturday night I will be celebrating my twentieth "birthday" as a Catholic. This morning it was just my two boys and I at the 10:30 Mass. My wife and daughter had attended at 9:00 AM in order to return home and do some baking for a project our daughter needed for a ...http://jeffwalker.wordpress.com/2013/03/24/my-view-from-the-pew/
Traditional Spirituality of Palm Sunday A CATHOLIC LIFE - March 24, 2013 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/myST/~3/uqTCyjBsFsI/traditional-spirituality-of-palm-sunday.html
Do You Understand Holy Week? A CONCORD PASTOR COMMENTS - March 22, 2013 The images above give us thumbnail sketches for the high points of Holy Week. This post offers an overview of the liturgies of Holy Week. I hope you'll have a better understanding of Holy Week after reading these comments but you'll only begin to truly understand Holy Week by participating in it's liturgies. In the week we call holy, the Church celebrates the most ancient and beautiful rites in its ...http://concordpastor.blogspot.com/2013/03/do-you-understand-holy-week.html
What Joy! TRUTH IN LOVE - March 4, 2013 ... attracting song fills our waiting forests and fields while naked branches quicken and their buds swell to breaking point. One little bird has at last found her home by the altars of God and she is already busy singing His praises. Our aspirant Sarah, after having worked hard with the Labouré Society to pay off her college debt, entered our community on the feast of St. Agnes of Prague, friend and correspondent of our Mother St. Clare. Sarah joins her own childhood friend, ...http://supporttarasvocation.wordpress.com/2013/03/04/what-joy/
Lessons From the Liturgy Committee ROMA LOCUTA EST - February 19, 2013 ... this weekend was a healthy mix of common sense and nonsense. We were treated to a list of suggestions for preparing for Mass and participating in it with reverence and respect. Overall there was nothing wrong with most of the suggestions, but they fell into that category of "common sense." For instance, we are reminded to arrive at church on time, to turn off our electronic devices, and to be quiet during the consecration. Of course, all of this is well and good, but it ...http://causafinitaest.blogspot.com/2013/02/lessons-from-liturgy-committee.html
Compendium of the 1961 Revision of the Pontificale Romanum - Part 1.2: The Blessing of a Corner-Stone (1961) NEW LITURGICAL MOVEMENT - February 6, 2013 For a description of this ceremony in the Pontifical of Clement VIII, click here . The rubrics of the ceremony presume that holy water is blessed beforehand, rather than as part of the ceremony; of course, the bishop may still be the one to bless it. The ceremony is formally divided by the rubrics into three parts, which are labeled 'the lustration of the place', 'the blessing of the corner-stone' and 'the laying of the corner-stone.' The ceremony itself is re-ordered so ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheNewLiturgicalMovement/~3/t_85aYWb1nE/compendium-of-1961-revision-of_6.html
Third Sunday Ordinary Time Year C MUSICA LIETA DONO DIVINO - January 25, 2013 Introit From the Roman Missal If there is no singing the following to proclaimed at the ambo O sing a new song to the Lord; sing to the Lord, all the earth. In his presence are majesty and splendor, strength and honor in his holy place. Psalm 96:1,6 From the Graduale Romanum (p.264) Adorate Deum omnes angeli eius: audivit, et lætata est Sion: et exsultaverunt filiæ Iudæ. Ps. Dominus regnavit, exsultet terra: lætentur insulæ ...http://spiritus-gladius.blogspot.com/2013/01/third-sunday-ordinary-time-year-c.html
